Genetics
Dealing with thinning hair can be a difficult and isolating experience for many women. However, with advances in science, medicine, and hair styling, many women have options to overcome the problem. Getting the support and advice you need is key to overcoming thinning hair. Listed below are some of the
Alopecia
This article will shed some light on the problem if you are a man struggling with baldness. In particular, we'll look at Androgenetic alopecia, Genetics, and Miniaturization. But there's also more to this condition than meets the eye. Here, we'll discuss the causes and
Alopecia
Generally speaking, male pattern baldness affects men in their twenties and thirties. The condition causes hair loss around the hairline and in the crown of the head. As the condition progresses, patches of baldness will get bigger and may even form a horseshoe pattern on the back of the head.
Alopecia
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disorder that causes patches of hair loss on the scalp. The patches are surrounded by "exclamation points" or short, broken hairs. Sometimes, you don't even experience a rash on the affected area, but you may feel a tingling or burning sensation.